Peter and paul have discussions that typically sound like this: "where do you want to go for dinner?" "i don't know, where would

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Peter and paul have discussions that typically sound like this: "where do you want to go for dinner?" "i don't know, where would

you like to go?" "i don't care, you decide." "anything you like is fine with me." based on this example, which power dynamic best describes their relationship?

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DochEvi [55] · Answer 1 · 2021-11-13T17:51:06+03:00

Answer:

The correct answer is Symmetrical Relationship

Explanation:

This is a feedback someone does to another one answering in similar ways, also known as two-way communication. There is a way of using this kind of communication to keep it healthy, that consists of the two people involved seeing each other as in the mirror, they get proud of each other because of the other one success and tries to imitate them. But, if it is competitive, then it would be as healthy, it will generate a constant anxiety environment, always looking to win do a lot of effort just to see the other bad.

avanturin [10] · Answer 2 · 2021-11-13T16:20:06+03:00

Answer:

The correct answer would be, Power dynamic of Virtuous Friendship best describes their relationship.

Explanation:

Power dynamics is the interaction of people or a group of people with each other in which one party has more power over the other party. This power could outright people of the other party. Power is the ability to influence other to control the other people behavior.

Now in this example, both friends are practicing virtuous friendship; which shows that both friends are selfless and are completely alright with the choice of the other friend, which describes the bonding of both friends is so firm that they value the decisions of each other a lot and will accept it what other friend will do.